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Rank	Player	Team	Age	Dan	Jeff	Alan	Avg	Skinny
1	Calvin Johnson	DET	27	1	1	1	1	Megatron enters 2013 off back-to-back #1 WR finishes and an NFL record 1,964 receiving yards - Calvin is signed to be a Lion through 2019
2	A.J. Green	CIN	24	2	2	2	2	Green played in a pro-style offense at Georgia and the 4th overall pick in the 2011 has not disappointed, 2,400 yards and 18 TDs in two seasons with 97 grabs in 2012
3	Julio Jones	ATL	24	6	4	3	4.3	After a Combine for the ages - a legendary 11'3" broad jump, 4.39 forty (and on a foot with a fracture in it), Jones has not disappointed with 2,200 yards, 18 TDs in two seasons
4	Dez Bryant	DAL	24	3	8	4	5	Dez finally showed his beast side, finishing as the #1 WR from Week 11 on in 2012, needs to keep off-the-field issues in check
5	Brandon Marshall	MIA	29	4	6	6	5.3	Target monster - Marshall caught 41% of the team's catches last year, easily the highest number in the NFL over the last decade
6	Demaryius Thomas	DEN	25	5	9	5	6.3	A monster 94-1,434-10 TD stat-line year, DT is a near lock to be Top 10 as long as Peyton Manning is in town
7	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	29	7	3	10	6.7	One of the best in the game, but please give this guy a competent QB - Fitzgerald is signed with the Cardinals through 2018
8	Percy Harvin	SEA	24	8	5	9	7.3	Seattle welcomes Harvin via trade, the 2009 Offensive Rookie of the Year has started all 16 games just one time in his career but he is a clear cut stud when on the field
9	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	25	9	7	14	10	Nicks has yet to come close to playing a full season and dropped to 692 yards and 3 TDs last year, but has clear-cut elite WR skills - on-going foot issues remain a concern
10	Michael Crabtree	SFO	25	11	13	7	10.3	Going back to Week 8 and through the Super Bowl, Crabtree's full 16-game pace is a whopping 95 receptions, 1,363 yards and 15 TDs
11	Randall Cobb	GBP	22	16	12	8	12	Cobb broke the SEC single-season record for all-purpose yardage in 2010 - locked in as a PPR star playing pitch and catch with Aaron Rodgers (jumped to 80 receptions last year)
12	Justin Blackmon	JAX	23	10	15	12	12.3	The 4th overall pick in the 2012 draft started slow last year but closed out strong, the #8 WR over the final seven weeks
13	Andre Johnson	HOU	31	12	10	17	13	Even going on 32, he has the body type to produce at a top 10 level for 3-4 more years - Johnson was the #2 WR last year from Week 9 on
14	Roddy White	ATL	31	13	11	18	14	White will turn 32 in November 2013 but shows no signs of significantly slowing down, averages 1,314 yards per season since Matt Ryan came to town (1,351 last year)
15	Victor Cruz	NYG	26	14	19	13	15.3	The surprise #3 WR in 2011 disappointed some in 2012 but still finished as the 13th best fantasy WR, his 2nd-straight 1,000 yard season and his first double-digit TD season
16	Mike Wallace	MIA	26	17	14	15	15.3	After four years and 32 TDs as a Steeler, Wallace will be a Dolphin on a big 5-year, $65M deal as one of 2013's big free agent signings
17	Vincent Jackson	TBB	30	15	18	21	18	Tampa signed VJAX to a to a 5-year, $55.6M contract last year and he didn't disappoint as the #12 WR
18	Dwayne Bowe	KCC	28	19	16	23	19.3	Bowe averages 954 yards per season in six years but could still have a career season in him, KC re-signed Bowe to a new 5-year deal and he welcomes Alex Smith at QB
19	Greg Jennings	MIN	29	21	17	22	20	Jennings stays in the division, landing big coin with the Vikings (5-year, $47.5M)
20	Jordy Nelson	GBP	27	20	22	19	20.3	After a blistering 15 TDs in 2011, hamstring issues limited Jordy to 10 starts and 7 TDs but he's still in the prime of his career on a prolific passing offense
21	Torrey Smith	BAL	24	25	26	11	20.7	Two seasons into his NFL career, Smith averages 17.1 YPC catch with 1,700 yards, 15 TDs and a Super Bowl ring in two seasons
22	Eric Decker	DEN	26	26	23	16	21.7	Decker exploded into the Top 10 of WRs last year (#2 WR in TDs) and has great chemistry with Peyton Manning - Decker dropped just three of 354 targets in college at Minnesota
23	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	24	28	20	26	24.7	Should be a good bet for his first 1,000-yard season under Chip Kelly in 2013, Maclin is in the final year of his original 5-year rookie deal
24	Tavon Austin	STL	22	31	24	20	25
25	Josh Gordon	CLE	22	18	34	24	25.3	Cleveland used a 2nd-round pick in the 2012 Supplemental Draft to add Gordon and he didn't disappoint as a rookie
26	Pierre Garcon	WAS	27	23	29	25	25.7	Garcon's first season as a Redskin got derailed by a nasty turf toe but when out there he looked every bit like the team's #1 WR
27	Antonio Brown	PIT	24	24	25	30	26.3	Brown was voted the Steelers MVP in 2011 and the team rewarded him with a 5-year, $42.5M contract extension prior to 2012, he's locked in as a very solid PPR starter
28	Cordarrelle Patterson	MIN	22	32	27	28	29
29	Wes Welker	DEN	32	30	31	29	30	Welker averaged 112 receptions and 1,243 yards in six years as a Patriot, he moves on, joining Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos
30	DeAndre Hopkins	HOU	20	35	30	27	30.7
31	Marques Colston	NOS	29	27	21	46	31.3	Remarkable consistent, Colston averages 1,056 yards per season in seven years - knee issues remain a concern but New Orleans re-signed Colston to a 5-year, $40M deal last year
32	Kenny Britt	TEN	24	22	35	43	33.3	Britt is a tremendous talent but his average season through four years is a pedestrian 37-589-5 TDs, few have off-the-field concerns like Kenny Britt
33	Cecil Shorts	JAX	25	37	37	31	35	Shorts got named a starter in Week 7 in 2012 and did not disappoint with nearly a 1,000-yard season - Shorts averaged 20 TDs per season in his final three years in college
34	DeSean Jackson	PHI	26	36	32	38	35.3	Broken ribs ended his 2012 season and a poor attitude derailed him in 2011 - new HC Chip Kelly however could get the most out of him
35	Miles Austin	DAL	28	34	28	45	35.7	Still a very talented WR but is now the clear #2 in Dallas, plus he's been consistently nicked-up of late
36	Steve Johnson	BUF	26	39	33	39	37	Johnson may be the very definition of a low-end WR2, solid and unspectacular - he's finished between 1,004 and 1.073 yards the last three years
37	Danny Amendola	NEP	27	29	40	42	37	Dislocated elbow, broken collarbone has his injury risk high, but Amendola ahs been a PPR asset when on the field - now he takes over for Wes Welker on the Patriots
38	Alshon Jeffery	CHI	23	41	46	32	39.7	Jeffery fractured his hand and then had a knee scope as a rookie, but showed big potential when he played - new HC Marc Trestman will almost certainly get Jeffrey more involved
39	Kendall Wright	TEN	23	45	43	35	41	Wright has a small frame (5'10 196) but plays bigger and is tough for his size, plus has the speed and quickness to get behind defenses, solid 64-catch rookie season
40	Reggie Wayne	IND	34	33	51	41	41.7	Wayne comes into 2013 ranked 14th all-time in receiving yards and hasnt missed a single game since 2002
41	Justin Hunter	MIN	21	51	38	37	42
42	Keenan Allen	SDC	21	38	39	49	42
43	Michael Floyd	ARI	23	49	42	36	42.3	Arizona drafted Floyd with the #13th pick overall and he should eventually be the teams starter opposite WR Larry Fitzgerald, Floyd closed out 2012 with a 8-166-1 game in Week 17
44	T.Y. Hilton	IND	23	44	56	33	44.3	Hilton is an explosive slot receiver - at his Pro Day, Hilton ran a blistering-fast 40 time of 4.36 against the wind and 4.28 with the wind; an impressive 50-861-7 TD rookie season
45	Aaron Dobson	NEP		43	52	40	45
46	James Jones	GBP	29	56	47	34	45.7	What the!? - Jones led all WRs in TDs in 2012, role looks locked in with Greg Jennings likely leaving via free agency; Jones is in the final year of his contract
47	Danario Alexander	SDC	24	46	41	51	46	An intriguing prospect because of his size, speed and ability to make plays but 5 knee surgeries is always going to be a concern, he was the #8 WR from Week 10 on last year
48	Mike Williams	TBB	25	47	45	47	46.3	Probably not a ton of upside, but Williams averages a solid 64 catches, 910 yards over three seasons as a Buc
49	Rueben Randle	NYG	21	48	44	48	46.7	If Hakeem Nicks doesn't have a big 2013 he could be out and Randle could be in
50	Denarius Moore	OAK	24	42	49	53	48	He has exceptional speed (4.43) and averages over 16 yards per catch but there are too many questions to feel too good about any WRs in Oakland
51	Stevonne Smith	CAR	33	54	36	54	48	Smith will be 34 years old in May 2013 so the party cant go on forever but Cam Newton had revived his fantasy career, Smith has been a little feast or famine however
52	Markus Wheaton	PIT	22	40	58	57	51.7
53	Robert Woods	BUF	21	55	53	52	53.3
54	Chris Givens	STL	23	61	60	44	55	Givens had a 50-yard catch five games in a row last year, an NFL rookie record.
55	Stedman Bailey	STL	22	59	48	58	55
56	Sidney Rice	SEA	26	50	50	66	55.3	Rice made it through his first season since '09 and is still only 26; signed with Seattle through 2015 but had a meager 750 yards in 2012
57	Greg Little	CLE	23	64	55	50	56.3	Little came into the NFL with minimal experience as a receiver but has averaged 57 receptions in two NFL seasons; Little led WRs with 27 bench reps of 225 lbs at the 2010 Combine
58	Brian Quick	STL	23	53	62	59	58	Small-school Appalachian State WR was selected with the first pick on the second day of the NFL Draft (2.01); remains raw but has a huge frame at 64 and 220 pounds
59	Vincent Brown	SDC	24	52	61	63	58.7	Brown fit right into the Chargers receiving corps as a rookie, averaging 17.2 YPC on 19 receptions, missed 2012 with a broken left ankle but was a 4-year starter in college
60	Emmanuel Sanders	PIT	26	57	57	64	59.3	With Mike Wallace gone, Sanders is likely #2 WR in Pittsburgh
61	Stephen Hill	NYJ	22	60	67	56	61	Quiet rookie year but Hill had a massive Combine and the Jets gave up their 5th-round pick and 7th-rounder to move up four spots to select Hill, he should be a starter
62	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	29	58	54	74	62	Holmes (foot) ended 2012 on IR; with his attitude he wont likely be a guy playing into his 30s when the skill-set starts to diminish
63	Terrance Williams	DAL	23	68	63	60	63.7
64	Golden Tate	SEA	24	69	66	67	67.3	Tate has improved every year, finishing 2012 with 45-688-7 TDs; Tate was the 2009 Biletnikoff Award winner as the top receiver in college
65	Anquan Boldin	SFO	32	70	72	62	68	After 8 years as a Cardinal, 3 years as a Raven, Boldin will wear his 3rd NFL uniform, switching Harbaugh teams over to San Francisco
66	Lance Moore	NOS	29	74	77	55	68.7	Fresh off his first 1,000-yard season, Moore is a poor man's Wes Welker, but popped for a 16.0 YPC average in 2012
67	Brian Hartline	MIA	26	66	69	73	69.3	A surprise 1,000-yard receiver in 2012, the Dolphins inked Hartline to a new 5-year, $31M deal heading into 2013
68	Mohamed Sanu	CIN	23	76	64	71	70.3	Sanu has large hands and is very tough to bring down in the open field however he lacks an explosive element to his game; will compete for the starting job next to A.J. Green
69	Jon Baldwin	KCC	23	71	76	65	70.7	Dwayne Bowe will be back and the Chiefs may start Donnie Avery over Bladwin; his 42" vertical leap at the 2011 Combine easily led all receivers
70	Ryan Broyles	DET	25	79	59	77	71.7	Broyles showed plenty of promise before tearing his right ACL, and unfortunately he tore his ACL as a senior in college
71	Kenny Stills	NOS	21	63	71	83	72.3
72	Darrius Heyward-Bey	UFA	26	72	75	78	75	Al Davis (rest in peace) really whiffed when he took DHB with the 7th overall pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Raiders have released DHB
73	Ryan Swope	ARI		62	65	99	75.3
74	Brandon LaFell	CAR	26	83	87	61	77	Fairly solid #2 WR, but it doesn't look like LaFell can ever develop into a #1 - averages 39-589-3 TDs over three seasons
75	Leonard Hankerson	WAS	24	85	80	69	78	Has yet to explode, but Hankerson caught 72 balls in 2010 at the University of Miami for 1,156 yards and broke Michael Irvin's school record with 13 TDs
76	Marvin Jones	CIN	23	67	78	89	78	Jones threw up 22 reps on the bench at the 2012 Combine, good enough for top honors in his position group - Bengals look to have a landed a late-round steal
77	Andrew Hawkins	CIN	27	82	68	88	79.3	Hawkins went from the roster bubble late in training camp to being a starter as the team's slot WR; Hawkins was a runner-up on Michael Irvin's television program, 4th and Long
78	Malcom Floyd	SDC	31	77	86	76	79.7	Getting old, but is still a nice big target - Floyd is signed with the Chargers through 2015
79	Chris Harper	SEA	23	87	81	72	80
80	Quinton Patton	SFO	22	93	73	79	81.7
81	Marquise Goodwin	BUF	22	103	70	75	82.7
82	Jarius Wright	MN	23	78	83	93	84.7	Wright filled in well for Percy Harvin who could be gone; Wright was a 1st-team All-SEC selection in 2011 and owns the Arkansas WR single season school records
83	Rod Streater	OAK	25	105	82	68	85	Its hard to be too excited about anything Raider, but the undrafted Streater played in all 16 games and his full-season pace over the final five games is 1,123 yards
84	Josh Boyce	NEP		101	74	81	85.3
85	Tarvarres King	NOS		99	79	80	86
86	Brandon Lloyd	UFA	31	65	95	103	87.7	After a disappointing sub 1,000 yard, 2-TD season with Tom Brady, the Patriots have cut Lloyd after one season
87	Andre Roberts	ARI	25	84	85	96	88.3	Super deep 2012 sleeper delivered 740 yards and 5 TDs but should eventually give way to Michael Floyd
88	Donnie Avery	KCC	28	90	90	90	90	Avery returned with an 780-yard season last year with the Colts, enough for the Chiefs to ink him to a 3-year, $8.6M deal
89	Correy Fuller	DET		89	98	84	90.3
90	Donald Jones	NEP	25	75	89	108	90.7	Jones is still only 25 and caught a career-high 41 passes in 12 games last season - he gets a pretty nice upgrade from Ryan Fitzpatrick to Tom Brady
91	Jeremy Kerley	NYJ	24	88	102	85	91.7	Kerley doubled his production in 2012 to 739 yards, but scored just 2 TDs - he'll return as a slot WR but has limited upside ultimately
92	Da'Rick Rogers	BUF		92	101	87	93.3
93	Joe Morgan	NOS	25	106	107	70	94.3	Morgan has exceptional speed and could eventually take Devery Henderson's role on the team down the road - averaged an insane 37.9 YPC in 2012 (on 10 receptions)
94	Nate Washington	TEN	29	86	105	94	95	After a surprise 1,000-yard season, Nate Washington dropped back to Nate Washington levels in 2012 (40 or so catches, 600-700 yards)
95	A.J. Jenkins	SFO	23	110	84	91	95	It was a redshirt rookie season for Jenkins in 2012, but the Niners spent a 1st round pick on Jenkins and he clocked in with 4.39 40-yard dash at the 2012 combine
96	Denard Robinson	JAX	22	97	93	95	95
97	Jacoby Jones	BAL	28	96	108	82	95.3	Jones had an incredible playoff run and could have been the Super Bowl MVP, he hasn't done much on offense but it's still possible his role could expand
98	Aaron Mellette	BAL		98	88	100	95.3
99	Nate Burleson	DET	31	73	111	113	99	Burleson's 2012 season ended with a broken leg, he has re-structure his contract and will stay on with the Lions in 2013 and could still be the team's #2 WR
100	Julian Edelman	NEP	26	80	106	116	100.7	On the one hand, he should have no dynasty value; on the other, could he eventually replace Wes Welker? - probably not
101	Ace Sanders	JAX		109	94	101	101.3
102	Doug Baldwin	SEA	24	102	99	107	102.7	Undrafted from Stanford in 2011, Baldwin has had some moments and should continue to hold down the slot WR role for the Seahawks
103	Juron Criner	OAK	23	95	97	117	103	Criner ran a 4.68 at the 2012 Combine, will compete for the Raiders #4 WR job in 2013
104	T.J. Graham	BUF	23	81	119	109	103	The Bills traded up in the 3rd round (2012) to select Graham, he played on 68% of plays as a rookie - Graham was also a track start at N.C. State
105	Davone Bess	CLE	27	100	110	102	104	Bess had been a solid PPR WR (but just 5 TDs over last three seasons), he's a Cleveland Brown now via trade
106	LaVon Brazil	IND	24	112	91	110	104.3	Showed flashes early, very young on a young team
107	Dwayne Harris	DAL	25	108	109	104	107	Harris has nice strength and fights for extra yardage as he plays tough and fearless, should continue to get more involved
108	Brandon Gibson	MIA	25	107	126	92	108.3	Gibson started 13 games for the Rams last year, he'll join Mike Wallace for a worked-over receiving corps in Miami with re-signed Brian Hartline
109	Santana Moss	WAS	33	91	117	118	108.7	Moss scored a very surprising 8 TDs last season but his 2013 cap number is $6.1M and he will either need to restructure or will get released
110	Aldrick Robinson	WAS	24	115	118	97	110	Robinson has 4.4 speed and posted a 40" vertical at the 2011 NFL Combine, will continue to be a deep threat for the Redskins
111	Robert Meachem	SDC	28	120	92	119	110.3	Meachem was a complete bust for the Chargers, perhaps a nice coaching staff can salvage some value
112	Dexter McCluster	KCC	24	113	113	105	110.3	Switched to WR last season, McCluster's role in the passing game has expanded every season but he scored just 1 time on 51 catches last year
113	Nick Toon	NOS	24	132	114	86	110.7	Toon battled a lot of nagging injuries in college and quickly got an IR at the NFL level (requiring foot surgery)
114	Tommy Streeter	BAL	23	94	122	121	112.3	Streeter is a nice size/speed specimen (6'5", 4.40 speed) but hes raw and missed his rookie season with sprained ligaments in his left ankle and foot
115	Keshawn Martin	HOU	24	116	104	127	115.7	Martin looks to be mainly a punt returner who could develop into a contributor out of the slot or 4-WR sets
116	Jarrett Boykin	GBP	23	118	120	114	117.3	Boykin went undrafted due to a slow forty time but he has great size, he could vie for 4th WR duties in 2013
117	Ramses Barden	NYG	27	111	112	132	118.3	The former 3rd rounder had a 100-yard game last season but aside from that has done little in four seasons, UFA heading into 2013
118	DeVier Posey	HOU	24	117	96	142	118.3	Posey has nice size and came into the league as a 3rd round pick but he had a slow camp and he isnt super explosive or fast, ended 2012 with a torn Achilles
119	Jerome Simpson	MIN	27	114	116	126	118.7	Simpson's 1-year deal with the Vikings yielded just 200 yards and 0 TDs, although he battled through a nerve injury and the team has resigned him for 2013
120	Cobi Hamilton	CIN		151	103	106	120

WR – MAY 2013